today a local group in portsmouth is holding a community meeting with former city manager john rowe. the topic of his rowe's presentation is "trust in local government - why it matters." the people for portsmouth say the timing of tonight's event couldn't be better. we've told you about how many people in portsmouth are upset with city leaders and their lack of transparency. tonight's event is scheduled to take place at seven at the scottish rite temple on cedar lane and hatton point road. people are still cleaning weekend's winter weather. in washington, d.c. the federal government is on another three hour delay. many schools in the area are also closed, some for the rest of the week! governor terry mcauliffe spoke with our affliate station in washington about how the clean up cost is starting :12 "it's going to cost would be an historic storm for us and would we've ever had, but cost is not the issue." the governor said virginia hired extra contractors to get the job done. the american red cross says there is an emergency need for blood and platelet donors because of the winter sto

back now with news that former portsmouth city manager john rowe is considering a run for mayor. he's being quiet about it now -- but he told us tonight-- he's not saying no to the possibiliy. more than 500 people turned out to hear rowe speak at a meeting tonight hosted by the group, 'people for portsmouth' they say their focus is to educate voters ahead of the november election. council ousted rowe in april ahead of his planned resignation. tonight, he talked about the perceived lack of transparency in city government.. "if you were to take just a poll in here i think the sense was that there's not much trust, and if there's not much trust, then yes, local government has failed us." the portsmouth resident says he needs to discuss the mayoral run with family before making a final decision. the filing deadline is june 14th. new tonight. a founding member of the band jefferson airplane has died. paul kantner was heart attack this week. jefferson airplane became popular in the 60s with hits like somebody to white rabbit. all new tonight. more than a dozen local schools are one ste

that's what drew does in the crowd to the meeting to hear former city manager john rowe speaking up for smith's local governments and why it matters relevant discussion given recent events that have put the city's local leaders in the hot seat. i don really that out very well right now we just look again at the public conversation that's going on in the newspaper and social media it appears that there's a big deficit and public trust for the course of government during his speech a row stress the importance of this november's elections and the difference the audience can make at the polls. i really think that there's some right days the portsmouth a head butt is gonna take leadership he says he believes portsmouth is seeing it down swing in the relationship between government and citizens right now but it's a matter of time serious about governing in portsmouth to verse thirty is now city officials one points with residents to know that they have three important meetings planned this saturday maybe include a budget planning meeting at eleven a m at the woodrow wilson high school and als

the move back now with news that former portsmouth city manager john rowe is considering a run for mayor. he's being quiet about it now -- but he told us tonight-- he's not saying no to the possibiliy. . more than 500 people turned out to hear rowe speak at a meeting tonight hosted by the group, 'people for portsmouth' they say their focus is to educate voters ahead of the november election. council ousted rowe in april ahead of his planned resignation. tonight, he talked about the perceived lack of transparency in city government.. "i think the whole trust city of portsmouth." the portsmouth resident says he needs to discuss the mayoral run with family before making a final decision. the filing deadline is june 14th. new tonight. a founding member of the band jefferson airplane has died. paul kantner was 74-years-old. he had a heart attack this week. jefferson airplane became popular in the 60s with hits like somebody to love and white rabbit. all new tonight. more than a dozen local schools are one step closer to full accreditation. virginia's department of education calls the status "

today a local group in portsmouth is holding a community meeting with former city manager john rowe. the topic of his rowe's presentation is "trust in local government - why it matters." the people for portsmouth say the couldn't be better. we've told you about how many people in portsmouth are upset with city leaders and their lack of transparency. tonight's event is scheduled to take place at seven at the scottish rite temple on cedar lane and hatton point road. budget buster? coming up we'll hear from governor terry mcaullife on how much the cleanup from this past storm will cost. plus water crisis. the hires a help with testing. and if you are just joining us we've been following breaking news since we first went on the air at 4:30 this morning. local police tell us six people died, including the suspect in a to mostly cloudy. a few showers later in the day. especially to the southeast. highs will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. then partly cloudy late. lows will be in the low 30s. winds west 5-10mph. friday: partly sunny. highs wil

city manager is possibly considering running for mayor wright's job. 10 on your side caught up with john rowe at a community meeting last night. he said he's not saying no to the possibility. he also said he needs to discuss it with his decisions. city council ousted rowe in april, ahead of his planned resignation. if he does decide to run, the filing deadline is june 14th. another presidential debate is behind us. last night seven republican candidates got a chance to voice their views just days before iowa caucus goers make the first votes in this election. there were only seven of the eight qualifying candidates on the main debate stage. right out of the gate, the candidates didn't waste any time poking fun at donald trump's absence. ted cruz "i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat, and ugly. and ben, you're a terrible surgeon. (laughter) now that we've gotten the donald trump portion out of the way... (laughter) jeb bush "i kind of miss donald trump. he was a little teddy bear to me. (laughter) we always had such a loving relationship in these debates and in between and th

city manager is possibly considering running for mayor wright's job. 10 on your side caught up with john rowe at a community meeting last night. he said he's not saying no to the possibility. he also said he needs to discuss it with his "people for portsmouth" more than 500 people came out to hear rowe speak about the perceived lack of transparency in city government. a poll in here i think local government has failed us." city council ousted rowe in april, ahead of his planned resignation. if he does decide to run, the filing deadline is june 14th. new this morning, we have some crazy video for you out of new mexico. diners got a big shock when a police chase ended right inside a cracker barrel restaurant. :37 - :53 (officers shouting) that was albuquerque police officer catching anthony lujan tuesday. officers say he flipped his pick-up truck on a busy road and then bolted inside this restaurant. lujan tried to hide behind some shelves, but caught up with him pretty quickly. he's wanted for a string of violent crimes. security cameras in north carolina caught a bank manager standing up to a

city manager is possibly considering running for mayor wright's job. 10 on your side caught up with john rowe at a community meeting last night. he said he's not saying no to the possibility. he also said he needs to discuss it with his family before making any decisions. at a meeting last night hosted by the group "people for portsmouth" more than 500 people came out to hear rowe speak about the perceived lack of transparency in city government. "if you were to take just a poll in here i think the sense was that there's not much trust, and if there's not much trust, then yes, local government has failed us." in april, ahead of his planned resignation. if he does decide to run, the filing deadline is june 14th. new this morning, we have some crazy video for you out of new mexico. diners got a big shock when a police chase ended right inside a cracker barrel restaurant. :37 - :53 (officers shouting) that was albuquerque police officer catching anthony lujan tuesday. officers say he flipped his pick-up truck on a busy road and then bolted inside this restaurant. lujan tried to hide behind some

today a local group in portsmouth is holding a community meeting with former city manager john rowe. the topic of his rowe's presentation is "trust in local government - why it matters." the people for portsmouth say the timing of tonight's event couldn't be better. we've told you about how many people in portsmouth are upset with city leaders and their lack of transparency. tonight's event is scheduled to take place at seven at the scottish the city will hold it's annual project homeless connect. it's to help those with out a home move closer to finding one. the program will take place at open door chapel on virginia beach boulevard, from eight this morning through two this afternoon. the address is on your screen. local buisnesses and organizations will also be there to provide kits. looking ahead to the weekend, we have an important 10 time saver elizabeth river tunnels plans to shut down the midtown tunnel, in both directions, for the weekend. it's for crews elizabeth river trail pedestrian bridge that goes over u-s 58 in norfolk. e-r-c and v-dot will close the midtown tunnel tom

today a local group in portsmouth is holding a community meeting with former city manager john rowe. the topic of his rowe's presentation is "trust in local government - why it matters." the people for portsmouth say the timing of tonight's event couldn't be better. we've told you about how many people in portsmouth are upset with city leaders and their lack of transparency. tonight's event is scheduled to take place at seven at the scottish rite temple on cedar lane and hatton point road. budget buster? coming up we'll hear from governor terry mcaullife on how much the cleanup from this past weekend's winter storm will cost. plus water crisis. the mayor in flint, michigan hires a virginia professor to help with testing. and if you are just joining us we are following breaking news local police tell us six people died, including the suspect in a murder-suicide. 10 on your side's rico gathering details. with ingredients like roasted hazelnuts and cocoa, the delicious taste of nutella takes pancakes to a whole new level. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: partly to mostly cloudy. a

city manager is possibly considering running for mayor wright's job. 10 on your side caught up with john rowe at a community meeting last night. he said he's not saying no to the possibility. he also said he needs to discuss it with his family before making any decisions. at a meeting last night hosted by the group "people for portsmouth" more than 500 people came out to hear rowe speak about transparency in city government. "if you were to take just a poll in here i think the sense was that there's not much trust, and if there's not much trust, then yes, local government has failed us." city council ousted rowe in april, ahead of his planned resignation. if he does decide to run, the filing deadline is june 14th. 15 schools in our area are one step closers to being fully accredited. the virginia department of education announced a list of elementary and middle schools that are on track to achieving full accreditation within three years. here's a list of a few of the schools the department says have made big internal changes. the board of education rated three schools in our area as "accredit

john king. live today from smokey rowe coffee des moines. the official votes in the 2016 campaign one week from tomorrow. three big wes in the finals to caulk does night. can donald trump turn giant rally crowds into a big turn out with new voters? >> we've got to caucus. because if you don't, if you don't, it's not going to happen. we're not going to get there. we want to get there not only get there, we want to get there. >> another big question, can ted cruz withstand withering attacks and win the old fashioned way with an army of evangelical

the rams edging out iowa city second year in a row. john campbell tv9 sports. thanks josh. we'll be right the east coast. tian tian is a panda at the smithsonian's national zoo in washington, d.c. he woke up this morning to a lot of snow. and as you can see, he was it. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t chris havely for your final forecast. a mix of clouds and stars can be expected tonight as winds remain out of the south, keeping us on the mild side through the rest of the weekend. clouds will further ininease for unday. however, temperatures will climb into the low 30s for highs for most areas. our next system it's amazing people keep coming to comic book stores inytead of just downloading comics digitally. it's probably for the best. for a lot of these guys, the weekly trip here is the only chance their mom has to go down

the rams edging out iowa city west 350-340 for the second year in a row. john campbell tv9 sports. ... college wrestling, coe iowa conference duals ... 174, coe's ryan harrington, ranked number one in the country, makes a great move on javier reyes to get the fall at the 2:56 mark... kohawks still trail luther 19-12 in team points ... at 184, luther's justin kreiter was consistently on the attack against casey rohret... kreiter would get the 13-4 major decision ... 197, this was back and forth between andrew holladay and derek stork... tied 8 apiece... linn-mar grad andrew holladay gets two points on the reversal... he hung on to win 10-9 ... but at 285, luther closes out the match with this pin from jefferson grad conner herman... luther wins the match, 29- 15 ... college football, the nflpa collegiate bowl ... a couple of local players impress the nfl scouts on team american... closing seconds of the first quarter, trevone boykin is sacked by iowa state's dale pierson... he had 8.5 sacks for the cyclones this season which tied a school record ... also playing

john: if you watched sunday you saw one little girl with a priceless reaction when it happened to her. isabella bottomley is from allegheny county was in the front row when john than stewart rumbled into the end zone for the first time touchdown of the game. he didn't stop running. he went straight for her and handed her that football. her reaction was priceless. she immediately became bank of america stadium and social media celebrity. she said she has a special place >> you are not going to keep it to yourself? >> no. john: they say they will be at the next game, too but probably won't pay extra to upgrade to the front row seats again. why would you? who knows? don: i saw a report saying that one of the only stadiums in the country where the end zone tickets front row cost more than the 50-yard line tickets. here is a kid. very calendar. it is fun to watch. the second kid that got it fswas was eh. barbara: i remember her face, it was priceless. we know it is cold. barbara knows it is cold. barbara: i'm always cold. don: the bad news is we could live look at rain chances. i think rain chances are about 80% on friday. i think it will be an all rain

the rams edging out iowa city west 350-340 for the second year in a row. john campbell tv9 sports. facing luther in the iowa conference duals ... 174, coe's ryan harrington, ranked number one in the country, makes a great move on javier reyes to get the fall at the 2:56 mark... kohawks still trail luther 19-12 in team points ... at 184, luther's justin kreiter was consistently on the attack against casey rohret... kreiter would get the 13-4 major decision ... 197, this was back and forth between andrew holladay and derek stork... tied 8 apiece... linn-mar grad andrew holladay gets two points on the reversal... he hung on to win 10-9 ... but at 285, luther closes out the match with this pin from jefferson grad conner herman... luther wins the match, 29- 15 ... college football, the nflpa collegiate bowl ... a couple of local players played in this game trying to impress the nfl scouts on team american... closing seconds of the first quarter, trevone boykin is sacked by iowa state's dale pierson... he had 8.5 sacks for the cyclones this season which tied a school record ... also play

row. i'm stealing john fox's locker room speech, but that's what the avalanche hoped to do tonight. easier said than done in dallas, the stars the third best team in the nhl, but the avalanche better tonight. giving up just one goal and the stars had over 100 shots. the avalanche get the final 3- 1. >>> where did john elway spend the night before the championship game? at the nuggets game. and he saw a good one. denver down to detroit, make it up 1, fade away into the pistons bench with 23 seconds left. he had 30 as denver holds on to 104-101 putting an end to their two-game losing streak. >>> the ledge hardwood. cu and washington state, the worst team in the conference by the way. buffs down one late, but out to george king who cashes in the three. cu wins a game they had to have. 75-70. >>> so we've got football, hockey, basketball, what's missing from the sports cast? >> baseball. >> right, spring training around the corner. coors field today the place to be, a chance for the fans to talk to some of the rockies, and the media showed up as well asking the players questions like ca

him to match career high georgetown cruises 39-37 to approve to 4-1 big east play and [ johns dropped 8 in a row. >> and everybody knows golden state warriors stefan curry has mad skills. you have to check out this dribbling exhibition. noah cutler from leesburg he posted on instagram lord knows i work hard at this game trying to copy steph curry. he's doing a good job on it. spot on for the little guy. >> look at that. >> he spent a lot of time practicing and kind of emulation. i like seeing the one-on-one wouldn't you. >> it could happen. >> height wise getting kind of close. >> all right thank you jim. >> you got it. >> still ahead at 11 we have breaking news for you we understand there's a winning powerball ticket. >> boo. >> why are you booing. >> we'll till where it was sold when we come back. >> i didn't check mine. >> double check. >> i didn't check mine. >> double check. >> that's true. >> all right california lottery says we have a winner. it was sold in chino hills, california, norm west of anaheim where disneyland is located. there's another twelve tickets that matched five of six nu

them he was jesus that he as running for the president and that he was the son of the marlin moan row and john f. kennedy. opportunities to live one now your local forecast. team. >> you never know someone may win power ball that's what me we will see. we will see what happens. not taking my chances. i am talking my chances with is heavy rain and warm conditions heading our way. to the >> as well as very strong winds. in make down of tomorrow storm. widespread 12 inches of very likely across the region there could be few on roadways. winds, also going produce visibility it is winds swept rain. >> pushing into 350s we watch it they have carefully. know morning we woke up to few rain and snow showers. jason was here tracking that for you. while lot of activity push north we have been dealing with the clouds as well as few showers but boy we have got lot going on to our south. all of this going to be coming together. bringing us the heavy rain for tomorrow. bringing it right up here >> going to be during the afternoon. could bring down some pretty strong winds guptsz too, but by your lunch hour o

john king. live today from smokey rowe coffee des moines. the official votes in the 2016 campaign one week from tomorrow. three big wes in the finals to caulk does night. can donald trump turn giant rally crowds into a big turn out with new voters? >> we've got to caucus. because if you don't, if you don't, it's not going to happen. we're not going to get there. we want to get there not only get there, we want to get there. >> another big question, can ted cruz withstand withering attacks and win the old fashioned way with an army of evangelical conservatives? >> and there's this question on the democratic side. will iowa, again, humble hillary clinton? >> i care about making a real difference in your life. that gets us the choice that you have to make in this caucus. >> two fascinating races heading into the final week. with us to share reporting and insights maggie haberman and jonathan martin from the "new york times" and jennifer cay jobs from the "des moines register." it was a wild week and it began with this. >> he's from the private

john: after every touchdown, a kid in the front row will end up with the sermon year of a lifetime. one boy got to experience it firsthand. reporter: he's covered in panthers memorabilia, but his most prized item comes from his favorite player, cam newton. >> he's the best quarterback in the nfl. he's running the ball and -- reporter: during the game against the patriots, he had his first time in the front row, and joined a touchdown club. >> he came over to me, and then i was telling him, -- >> nonstop, all the concerns, the entire time. reporter: it didn't just and then. -- end then. he nabbed one earlier. >> i got him to sign it. reporter: while he's still hoping for the signatures of players like greg olsen and josh norman, he may experience something better. i must be dreaming. reporter: they host a super bowl will likely be the biggest hit of all. >> are praying it out? john: that's great. john: it's something so new and fresh and i love it. amber: if you are nice to someone's kid, you get parents all over. [laughter] john: today. don: today is going to be more sunshiny. tempe

. >> cammy: it is only a party of time before john kasiches signature defunds planned parenthood in owe high row yoe. governor kasich has said he would sign it but it might be a while. the house has to agree to the changes. >>> the mental evaluation in tomorrow for the man accuse indeed a terror plot. there is reason cause to believe he has mental issues. he was arrested last january outside of the gun shop. he is accused in aplot to blow up the u.s. capitol. >> tim: they will be pretty spotty but there are two disturbances headed our way. nothing on live precision doppler 12 hd. there is cloud cover going away but cloud cover will arrive later on tonight. there will be a chance of a flurry as this pushes through the area. temperatures are in the 20s right now. i think we are as low as we are going to go. we are in a very dry air mass. now with winds out of the south, rise. you can see those winds right now between 3-8 miles per hour. 24 degrees by 7:00 in the morning. morning a slight chance of a flurry. another chance will occur tomorrow evening. so two waves of instability headed our way. >>

john krasinski. >> welcome. what an exciting morning. thank you ga layer row and ang for kicking it off. john, let's continue. >> yes. >> for on performance by an actor in supporting role the "the big short." mark ruffalo and mark rylance and idris elba and sylvester stallone. >> best supporting actress. nominees jennifer jason leigh. rooney mara. rachel mcadams. alicia vikander and helen mirren. the visual effects, here are the >> for achievement in film editing, the nominees are "the big short." "mad maximum fury road." "the revenant." "spotlight" and "star wars: the force awakens." >>> for achievement in production design, the nominees are. "bridge of spies." the "the danish oiler." "mad maximum fury road." the martian and "the revenant." nominees are the following. >> for original screen play, the nominees are "bridge of spies." ." exmachina." "inside out." "spotlight." and "straight outta compton." >> very good. for original score, the nominees are. "bridge of spies." "carol." "the hateful eight." " ""star wars: the force awakens."" and "sicario." the nominees are "emgrace of the ser

row. pand john cooper is hoping that plisa something they've not had pin the season, a winning streak plonger than three games. pit has been a weird year. pthe longest winning streak this pteam has had is three years. pthat is not bold like. pnow, the lighting finding the icture for about that long. pthey were in it saturday after pbeating that connects, but not pback out less than 24 hours plater. pi now, just a point out of the pwildcard slot going up against pthe avalanche. pthe caps are out to the pfour-game road trip. ptwo points tonight would be phuge in getting the team back pinto the playoff teacher. p>> man: the teams find a way pto do that, and it seems like pwe are finding a way to do that pand what we need to do to be psuccessful. pwe have said this whole trip pthat it starts with the work pethic so hopefully we can do pthat and have a good time. p>> man: this is a big game for pus. pthe last two were big for us to pget points, but we are still pfighting to the and of the layoffs. pwe need to make sure we come in phere and get two points ptonight. p>> jordan spieth is the number p

johns dropped a school record eight games in a row going is into today's matchup with butler. before the game, butler honored former center andrew smith, the 25-year-old who died this week after a two-year battle with cancer. doesn't seem right. on the court st. johns could not handle key long martin. here martin buries the baseline jemper. he leads all scorers with 24 points and butler pulls away in the second half. st. johns fall 78-58. >>> i want to show you this from last night. 110-102. a great game. the post game handshake not so great. got a little ugly. watch the right side of your screen. jordan washington connects across the face with chris brady. washington was suspended for two games because of that. by the way, these two teams will meet again february 19th. mark it on the calendar. >> intense. >> john, thanks so much. . >>> check it out. adorable, cuddly, furry. washington, d.c. today.

row. next up eighth ranked providence. st. johns on to the road taking on marquette. less than five minutes to play, they trail by three, when ron lavuka hits the goal. but marquette would go on a 10-20 run, and they led 17-55 with ten seconds to play. giants have now lost seven straight including their first four big east games. >>> tom coughlin interviewing with the philadelphia eagles. just try to wrap your head around that one, that's a tough one to take for many giants >> that's going to spark a lot of reaction if it goes through. >> thanks, john. the grandstand at the new york

chase ended on the side of moore's home at the intersection of stony point north and john hancock asset this whole row of townhouses after the accident the driver bailed out of the car in rain and more with a guard on the big boy by her side wanted to see what was going on and when i think the fatter the house and there it is right next to my family along with the norfolk k nine unit chesapeake in virginia state police searched the neighborhood he added the fast while police say the driver is a man report given to more than a vehicle is registered to a woman just keep police say they haven't had any report of the car involved being stolen are investigating the chase and how the suspect is related to the vehicle's owner. the driver of the car has not yet been found in norfolk. elise brown thirteen years now. note to another you can see part of that car on fire there the suspect from this high speed chase will be in court today we have learned police force to pull that man and his dog from that burning vehicle police said the driver tried to lure children into that van. officers tracked him down into a

row. you see lieutenant governor joe garcia. this is his wife next to him. john souther, mayor of colorado springs in that row he's greeting. other members of the colorado legislature on the end. senate president will hand over the podium to the governor who will start his state of the state address. the first half will focus on before e turns to the realism, the problems this legislature will have to figure out solutions for starting this afternoon and tomorrow when they really get to business. >> it is my extreme pleasure to present to you the governor of the entire great state of colorado, according to him, the honorable, the betrothed, john hickenlooper, governor of colorado. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank yyu very much. you, thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you and good morning. the rosy glow and spring ii my step isn't just due to my recent engagement. thank you. i know that i am a very lucky person and i know i'm not the only one looking forward to the broncos beating the steelers on sunday. [ applause ] i'm grateful, excited to be here with y

in center city, john rawlins channel6 "action news." >> fire damaged a row home in north philadelphialy this morning. the flames sparked at about 1 o'clock here in the 2200 block of north uber street. firefighters arrived to find flames coming from the second floor. crews had it under control in about a half hour. fortunately nobody hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >>> a crash in west philadelphia did injure at least one person this afternoon. you can see two mangled cars here after the collision at the intersection of west girard and north 38th street. this one happened about 2:30. a 27-year-old man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> be prepared to pay more when you're traveling the pennsylvania turnpike. tolls do increase starting on sunday. officials say the tolls will go up 6 percent in 2016. that money will go towards repaying some loans that were used to fund road work projects. the commission expects to impose annual fare increases of three to 6 percent every year until 2044. e-z pass customers will still enjoy a slightly lower fare. >>> u.s. supr

john blackstone says it's the second year in a row. >> what an exciting morning. >> reporter: the announcement of the academy award nominations this morning was as notable for those who were left off the list as for those who were on it. >> sylvester stallone in "creed." >> this is bigger than they are. they have to listen to us now. >> reporter: will smith was not nominated for his performance in "concussion." nor were idris elba. michael thomson and michael b. jordan were ignored for highly praised performances in "creed." instead the oscar nominations went almost exclusively to white only the direct you of "the revenant," who is from mexico, broke into the all-white crowd. the response was immediate. on twitter, hashtag "oscars so white" went viral. it should not have come as a surprise after the same criticism last year. this is how neil patrick harris opened the awards show. >> welcome to the 87th oscars. tonight we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry, brightest. >> the academy voters still 94% white, 76% male, and their average age is 63. >> reporter: those voters did select one

corrected that day we took extra steps finally are a of the week goes to jimmy john's and liquid for two perfect inspections in a row to see all the violations listed in the reports we have a link on kdvr.com just click on the news tab and click on restaurant report card and if you have a restaurant or any other store you would like us to investigate and is an e-mail to tips@kdvr.com one angry waiter after someone give him a fake tip given women spotted a $20 bill on the table that it was developing it wasn't the phony money came with a religious message wayman says he has no problem with customers spreading the word of god but fake money doesn't pay the bills for a lot of you are telling us what you think over on our denver facebook page demi tammy whose profile pic was crossed like nothing like getting us a bad name and we always tip well waitstaff doesn't scare the living wage and depends on tips but tammy them a short man up there is always the customer who will tip generously to make up for those people who don't if you can handle that you don't have any business being in the service industry he couldn't begin

john is there at the smokey row coffeehouse in downtown des moines. >> a typical morning. we have already seen a carson 2016 hat. for atted with supporters couple different campaigns. she is a bernie sanders supporter and lives here in des moines and works at a children's hospital. why are you supporting bernie sanders? isi think the main reason because i think a lot of things need to change. health care is one of the big ones. i believe it is a right for health care and not a privilege and i believe we are better off if we have healthy people in the united states. that's one of his big platforms. i come from this personally and professionally. when you say personally, tell us about the personal story. >> i have two children with chronic health care conditions. i have a good job and we have insurance but the cost is tremendous even when you have to pay without insurance. i think people don't realize that. for the last three years, we have had to make a lot of changes. i don't know how people can do that in a sustainable way. joe gonzalez, a retired police officer also a be

john's has lost ten in a row. syracuse taking on number 13 virginia in charlottesville where they're enjoying the snow. london finds anthony gill for the alley-oop. he had 16 in this one. virginia holds up and malcolm hits a couple of big 3's and 73-65 syracuse falls to virginia. that's it in sports. >> all right. busy day. the rails ready for the morning. the busiest commuter line >>> our top stories tonight, people clean up from this historic blizzard. for tomorrow and most are in new jersey including newark schools. you can see those running at the crawl at the bottom of your screen and on www.abc7ny.com. >>> mass transit is returning to normal. most of the service has been restored but they'll be delays and some exceptions. make sure you plan ahead and leave early. >>> top thing news this half hour the long island railroad the morning rush will not be normal. >> sources say the problem centers on the storm damage to trains and equipment. equipment that must be repaired. eye witness news reporter nj burkett who

chase ended on the side of moore's home at the intersection of stony point north and john hancock asset this whole row of townhouses after the accident the driver bailed out of the car in rain and more with a guard on the big boy by her side wanted to see what was going on and when i start fading fad of the house and there it is right next to my family along with the norfolk k nine unit to speak in virginia state police searched the neighborhood he added the fast while police say the driver is a man according to the police report given to more the vehicle is registered to a woman chesapeake police say they haven't had any report of the car involved being stolen are investigating is related to the vehicle's owner. the driver of the car has not yet been found in norfolk. elise brown thirteen years now the boys are searching for a man who robbed a convenience store this happened around eleven last night and the hoppin shop on jefferson avenue near green grove lane were told the suspect pulled out a gun and forced the clerk to hand over cash the suspect ran off across jefferson avenue after taking the mon

john blackstone says it's the second year in a row. >> what an exciting morning. >> reporter: the announcement of the academy award nominations this morning was as notable for those who were left off the list as for those who were on it. >> and sylvester stallone in "creed." [ applause ] >> this is bigger than they are. they have to listen to us now. >> reporter: will smith was not nominated for his performance in "concussion." nor were idris elba and abraham attah chosen for their critically-acclaimed roles in "beasts of no nation". likewise, tessa thomson and michael b. jordan were ignored in "creed." instead the oscar nominations went almost exclusively to white actors and directors. only the director of "the revenant," alejandro innaritu from mexico, broke into the all- white crowd. the response was immediate. on twitter, hashtag "oscars so white" went viral. it should not have come as a surprise after the same criticism last year. this is how neil patrick harris opened the awards show. >> welcome to the 87th oscars. tonight we honor hollywood's best and whitest -- sorry, brightest. >> rep

. >>> and coming up, olivia munn, and father john misty. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, tonight. for the second year in a row: social media has lit up in anger.. over one 's academy snub >>> dij@ vu in hollywood tonight because for the second year in a row social media has lit up in anger over one groups academy snub. >> kristine lazar on the oscar outreach. >> there is a big-time lack of diversity -- >> reporter: it was the talk of the town today. >> today we see that while we love the academy, the academy doesn't seem to love us. >> the lack of diversity topped headlines and dominated social media with the hashtag oscar so white. >> the second year in a row with no diversity and not enough gender diversity. it's like okay -- there's a problem here. >> reporter: gray is the awards editor for variety magazine. foul he doesn't think the academy is racist he does point out the older -- majority of its members are over 50 and 90% are white. >> it's something like straight out of compton. i didn't -- did enough academy members see this movie? >> critics say films made by and starring people of color, most notabl

wizards have the right spell against the magic, they've beaten orlando 10 times in a row and the last lost in 2013. johnstill campaigning for all-star votes, currently fifth in the eastern conference. first quarter, court was in session. ramon session. hot. wizards up five. wall also can jump. it is blocked. then wall shows off the pull-up ju jumper. wall doing it all. turns the steal into two more points. those two plays, they were good. this is phenomenal. don't go for the head fake! he finishes with the left hand. team high, 24 points for walt. the whole team shared t ed thd . wizards had 29 assists. john wall with 13 of them. the final assists coming to porter with two of his points. wizards win, 103-91. >> just moving the ball and sharing it. everybody stepping up for us, kelly, a lot of different guys are stepping up. that's what we need. >> we do a great job moving the ball against teams like that, you have to move the ball. one-on-one basketball was not working. when we tried it we had turnovers and forced us to take bad shots. we moved the ball and got looks we wanted and gave ourselves a chanc

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rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> all right st. johns still looking for their first big east win. home against georgetown, where the johnnies only shot 26% in the opening half. the hoyas ran up a 17 point halftime leave and it only got bigger from there. st.john's loses their eighth straight. their longest losing streak in the program's history. >>> we know major league baseball teams are going stob scouring the earth to find that next hidden gem. sport gave it a go. that sport? cricket. among them, the yankees, and the mets. one anonymous scout said he was unimpressed. another one says he's got a great line drive swing. he's young. he's 25 years old, and is already one of the best cricketers in the world. he says he is now dedicated to making the switch from cricket to baseball. he makes $16 million a year as one of the best cricketers in the world. i don't thing he's going to make this jump. >> to make that switch. >> it's got to be nearly impossible. especially as a batsman, you might see possibly a bowler turn into a pitcher at some point, but to be a batsman, you're going fro